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#Movie explorer troubleshooting filename s00e00 mp4#
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In so doing, you'll see the unrelated problems answerers are having to deal with when trying to help you.

#Movie explorer troubleshooting filename s00e00 code#

(For both your code and your dput output.) It helps to take your question and try it in a new R session and see what happens.

(Typo: AverageVotesCat as AerageVotesCat)įurther, I have assumed that your 'director filter' is pattern-like and not an exact match (ergo the use of grepl).Ĭommentary about asking questions on SO, not needed to answer this specific question:įor future questions, it is important that you provide a complete working example: above, your code is missing parentheses, both in the middle and at the end.

I encourage you to use the req(.) function so that blocks to not fire before the prerequisites are stable.

sampling must not exceed the size of the frame, you would happily allow the user to set input$n above the effective size of the data.

all tables and plots must work off of the filtered data, your table was working off of the original df data.

TabPanel(h4('DATA'), DT::dataTableOutput(outputId = 'moviestable', width = 500) TabPanel(h4('PLOT'), plotlyOutput('plot'),

TextInput('Director', h4('Director name contains (e.g., Miyazaki)')),ĬheckboxGroupInput(inputId = 'selected_var', SliderInput('SectorTime', h4('Select a time period:'), min = 1960, max = 2015, # Sidebar layout with a input and output definitionsĬhoices =c('Budget' ='budget', 'Revenue' = 'revenue', 'Runtime' = 'runtime', 'Vote average' = 'vote_average', 'Year released' = 'release_year', 'Profit' = 'breakeven'), TitlePanel('Movie browser, 1960 - 2014', windowTitle = 'Movies'), Ui <- fluidPage(theme = shinytheme('united'), 'Good'), class = 'factor')), row.names = c(NA, 10L), class = 'ame'ĭf <- read.csv('C:/Users/XXX/Downloads/movie1.csv') Abrams', 'James Wan', 'Robert Schwentke'), class = 'factor'), Label = c('Colin Trevorrow', 'George Miller', ), class = 'factor'), homepage = structure(c(2L, 2L, 3L, 3L, 'Insurgent', 'Jurassic World', 'Mad Max: Fury Road', 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'

#Movie explorer troubleshooting filename s00e00 mp4#

They were downloaded as mp4 files, not transcoded.

They seem to have the same owner (me) and privileges (Read/Write) as all the other files in the video folder.

#Movie explorer troubleshooting filename s00e00 update#

When I use Plex directly (both before and after the DSM update today) to browse the /Volume/video folder on my Synology DS214Play, it can see all the OTHER mp4 files, but not these - they don’t show up.

Today, after upgrading the DSM on my NAS 214Play to DSM 6.1.3-15152 Update 3 the only option I now see in ES File Explorer is to play direct to Chromecast.

I selected Plex, and it played the files and would cast them via Plex to my TV using Chromecast.

#Movie explorer troubleshooting filename s00e00 android#

Yesterday, when I opened the files on my Android phone in ES File Explorer, and clicked them, I was asked for a media player to use. I’ve recently added some downloaded TV shows in mp4 format (the same format to which I have converted other DVD films, and recorded TV shows and films using Handbrake).